19 thoughts on “Wordless Wednesday: Thanksgiving eats”
Awesome! And LOVE the place mats.
That turkey!!!! Your meal looks perfect!
Ooh this looks lovely.
Everything looks great! You’ve got me thinking of food now. I’m so hungry! 🙂 I hope you had a great Thanksgiving.
Yum! And just when I was attempting to work off all the pounds I gained last week!
Yummy – next year, I’m coming to your house!
looks so yummy. I miss Thanksgiving already.
I love the placemats too! :–)
Looks like you had a delicious Thanksgiving.
Mmmm…that turkey skin is so glossy and beautiful!
Great photography and now I’m hungry. Since it is lunch time I think I’ll go scavenge for something. Won’t be as yummy as your pics though!
Gorgeous, as usual — I don’t even like Thxgiving fare but my mouth is watering!!
Can have have some stuffing, please?
Geez. *stomach growls* This looks fantastic… *goes to the kitchen*
Looks like you had a great holiday.
megan, do you have any tips on food photography?
Well, much of what I do winds up being trial and error . . . and I never post all my terrible, blurry photos that typically accompany the shots I like, haha. 🙂
Natural light is best, of course — when you can find it, move your plate or food item close to where you’ll get the softest, most natural light. I try to get more “on level” with whatever I’m shooting, too, so that now I’m always looking down at the object in question. (Though that’s good sometimes, too.)
My biggest tip would be to look at what’s immediately surrounding whatever you’re shooting — too often we neglect to notice what plate something is on, or what’s in the background of a shot. I try to make sure I get wrappers, packages and other stuff out of the background so you can focus on just the plate — or zoom in enough to fill the frame with just your meal.
Hope that helps, Carrie! I’ll keep my eyes peeled for any interesting articles online, too.
thanks for the tips!! much appreciated!!
My goodness, I didn’t eat much breakfast this morning. These pics are making me HUNGRY.
Awesome! And LOVE the place mats.
That turkey!!!! Your meal looks perfect!
Ooh this looks lovely.
Everything looks great! You’ve got me thinking of food now. I’m so hungry! 🙂 I hope you had a great Thanksgiving.
Yum! And just when I was attempting to work off all the pounds I gained last week!
Yummy – next year, I’m coming to your house!
looks so yummy. I miss Thanksgiving already.
I love the placemats too! :–)
Looks like you had a delicious Thanksgiving.
Mmmm…that turkey skin is so glossy and beautiful!
Great photography and now I’m hungry. Since it is lunch time I think I’ll go scavenge for something. Won’t be as yummy as your pics though!
Gorgeous, as usual — I don’t even like Thxgiving fare but my mouth is watering!!
Can have have some stuffing, please?
Geez. *stomach growls* This looks fantastic… *goes to the kitchen*
Looks like you had a great holiday.
megan, do you have any tips on food photography?
Well, much of what I do winds up being trial and error . . . and I never post all my terrible, blurry photos that typically accompany the shots I like, haha. 🙂
Natural light is best, of course — when you can find it, move your plate or food item close to where you’ll get the softest, most natural light. I try to get more “on level” with whatever I’m shooting, too, so that now I’m always looking down at the object in question. (Though that’s good sometimes, too.)
My biggest tip would be to look at what’s immediately surrounding whatever you’re shooting — too often we neglect to notice what plate something is on, or what’s in the background of a shot. I try to make sure I get wrappers, packages and other stuff out of the background so you can focus on just the plate — or zoom in enough to fill the frame with just your meal.
Hope that helps, Carrie! I’ll keep my eyes peeled for any interesting articles online, too.
thanks for the tips!! much appreciated!!
My goodness, I didn’t eat much breakfast this morning. These pics are making me HUNGRY.